Computer Science and Engineering

There is no objective answer to this question. It depends on various factors which are beyond the control of the candidates. Every year is different and so the UPSC Prelims question paper. The Commission does not mention the weightage to any section and can ask any number of questions from any section. This is the reason, the candidates find it difficult to predict the questions and the difficulty level is also a subjective factor.

None the less, we can say Good attempts vary by subject. For instance, in the General Studies Paper I, good attempts might be:

• Geography: 10-13 questions
• History: 8-12 questions
• Polity: 9-11 questions
• Environment: 6-10 questions

Provided that the candidates is able to answer the above questions correctly.

The Australian National University offers Masters in Computing programme in Computer Science, which is a great opportunity for students who want to grow their career in advanced computer principles and computing, and want to gain a practical approach to skill development as the programme is heavily project and research component based.

• The programme offers various specializations including Data Analytics, Data Science, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and many more.
• Students applying for this programme must have a bachelor's degree in computer Science with a minimum GPA of 6.0 on a scale of 7.0 or above from a recognised university or equivalent. They should be fulfilling the English language proficiency requirements as per the university.
•  Students enrolling in this programme build skills on the basis of real world challenges with industry level internships. Graduates from this programme take up roles like Network Architect, Computer Engineer, Human-Computer Interaction Specialist, Software Developer, Data Mining Specialist and Systems analyst among others.